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Cotton On has rolled its first ever urban streetwear range with the help of New Zealand creative consultant Daniel Tupara. We had a chat with Tupara about what it’s like to work with a global fast fashion giant on a clothing line inspired by Kiwi
A documentary that takes a critical look at the state of the fast fashion industry is being shown at Sylvia Park on the day of H&M’s opening. However, the event organisers say the screening isn’t a protest. Instead, they say wanted to provoke a thoughtful,
Alpha Group is little-known in its home country, but the Kiwi manufacturer and retailer of health supplements has such high brand recognition in China that Chinese tourists seek it out when they visit. It’s these customers, as well as the New Zealand market, that Alpha
Noel Leeming’s Massive Sellout is back for another year and for those who aren't too keen on getting among the crowds, the retailer is offering a VIP experience with a Noel Leeming worker to do the shopping for them.
A campaign spearheaded by Consumer NZ has seen several of New Zealand's biggest retail brands agree to drop or extend expiry dates from their gift cards. Countdown, Kathmandu and Noel Leeming are among the companies that have agreed to no longer have a cut-off period
US shipping company FedEx is currently running an ad trumpeting its role in ecommerce. New Zealand makes an unexpected appearance in the commercial - and the result is confusing to say the least.
Fly Buys has added a few innovations to its service lately, having published a new and improved flyer-turned-magazine. It has now followed up with a new email approach developed with one-to-one agency JustOne.
'Tis the season of financial results. Director of property, design and research specialist agency RCG Paul Keane considers how some of New Zealand's biggest retail brands are faring, as well as several banks' decisions to pull stores from regional areas.
Starting this week, Countdown shoppers can order groceries online and collect them from five key transport points across Auckland. The strategy dubbed 'click, commute and collect' is being trialled for the next six months in several train, bus and ferry terminals.
Record crowds are expected to converge on Sylvia Park shopping centre to experience New Zealand’s first H&M and Zara stores over the next two weeks. H&M is scheduled to open Saturday 1 October, followed by Zara Thursday 6 October.